
Caring For All Heart Launches Online Program
There are racial disparities in the prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and Black adults are at a significantly higher risk. Members at the BPAO came
There are racial disparities in the prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and Black adults are at a significantly higher risk. Members at the BPAO came
Dr Oyedeji (Deji) Ayonrinde earned his medical degree in Nigeria, specialized in general and addiction psychiatry in the UK, with qualifications in the history of
In a concerted effort to welcome and support Black migrant workers in Western Ontario, community organizations came together to plan the first ever Windsor-Essex Caribbean Health Fair.
Toronto is one of the few cities that celebrate all of August as Emancipation Month. It’s a time for celebration and contemplation, rejuvenation and reflection
Stephen Blizzard, MD (1928 – 2020) was a pilot, physician, decorated peacekeeper, and became an authority in aviation medicine. He was born in Trinidad and
Black men are 76% more likely to get prostate cancer and 2.2x more likely to die from it. That is why The Walnut Foundation hosted
The BPAO is pleased to welcome Dr. Shambe Mutungi into her new role as Vice President at the organization.
On Friday April 21st, PHAC held a press conference acknowledging Black organizations that led the work of engaging community in culturally affirming ways. The work
Member Feature: Dr. Tanya Wlliams Dr. Tanya Williams has been practicing Obstetrics and Gynecology, Infertility and Reproductive Endocrinology in Toronto for over just over 30
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